Woman pleads guilty to fraudulently obtaining $750,000 from Epstein victims fund
Prosecutors did not say whether they believed Jennifer Percival, an autism scholar, was one of Epstein’s victims
TL;DR
- Jennifer Percival pleaded guilty to falsifying records to receive $750,000 from a fund for Jeffrey Epstein victims.
- She falsely claimed eligibility and presented an altered rejection letter to the JPMorgan Chase fund.
- Percival stated her motive was to gain validation.
- She has agreed to pay $776,031 in restitution.
- Percival is the director of Florida Atlantic University’s Center for Autism and Related Disabilities.